Fayette County, GA

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Georgia Environmental Protection Division
Declares Level 1 Drought Response

FAYETTE COUNTY, GA - The Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) issued a Level 1 Drought Declaration for the state of Georgia in response to significant rainfall shortages across the entire state. This declaration is in addition to the year-round outdoor watering restrictions, which allow irrigation only between 4 p.m. and 10 a.m.

The Fayette County Water System is asking all customers to conserve water and voluntarily limit outdoor irrigation to two days per week using the following odd-even schedule:

Even-numbered addresses: Wednesday and Saturday
Odd-numbered addresses: Thursday and Sunday

According to the EPD’s April 2026 Drought Indicator Analysis, much of South Georgia is experiencing Exceptional Drought, while large portions of the state—including north central and northeast Georgia—are under Extreme Drought conditions. Over the past six months, Georgia has experienced a rainfall deficit of 6 to 12 inches.

During periods of high demand, excessive water use can strain the distribution system and reduce water pressure. Limiting outdoor watering helps ensure adequate supply for essential needs such as drinking water, sanitation, and emergency services. With continued dry conditions, conservation is critical to maintaining reliable water service.

“Outdoor watering places additional strain on our water supply,” said Water System Director Vanessa Tigert. “We encourage everyone to follow the voluntary odd-even irrigation schedule. By doing so we can all contribute to preserving our water. If conditions become more severe, we may move to a Level 2 Drought declaration, making these restrictions mandatory. Everyone’s cooperation makes a big difference.”

April 27, 2026

Direct Link to EPD Drought Management Page: https://epd.georgia.gov/watershed-protection-branch/drought-management
Direct Link to Drought Management Rule: https://rules.sos.ga.gov/gac/391-3-30

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✨ New Account Enhancements ✨

New In-Office Card Payment Options
We now accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover for faster, easier in-office payments. Tap, Insert or Swipe.

Upgraded Payment System

We now use Tyler Payments that provides a more secure and user-friendly way to pay.

New Phone Payments Number: 770-404-6475

New Customer Portal: MyWaterHub

We’re excited to introduce you to your new Customer Portal — MyWaterHub! It's your one-stop hub for managing your water account, access forms, helpful links and staying connected. Login using the same credentials used for Citizen Self Service.

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The water system remains dedicated to providing a safe, reliable, and abundant supply of high-quality drinking water to the community. With more than 700 miles of water distribution mains and 33,000-plus service connections, the department continues its commitment to exceptional service and operational excellence.

As a department of Fayette government under direction of Fayette County Board of Commissioners, the water system serves Brooks, Peachtree City, Tyrone, Woolsey, parts of Fayetteville, and portions of unincorporated Fayette County.